03-27-2008, 03:04 AM | #15 |
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Abbotsford, eh? Cool. Im in good old Chilliwack.
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03-27-2008, 12:04 PM | #16 |
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supp everyone.
im a 16 year old student attending high school in woodbridge ontario. im in grade 12 at the moment and will be attending collage in a few months. in collage i will be studying enviromental managment for 2 years than moving on to join a apprenticeship program to become a arborist. i dont play any sports at the moment i use to play soccer in elementary school, and use to compete in ta kwon do where i placed 3rd in the canadian nationals in winnepeg. well thats me. soo how bout them leafs? for those that live in toronto know what im talken about lol. edit: btw anyone know when they have that camaro or car show in niagra i think, i rember last year hearing about it but never had a chance to go
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03-27-2008, 12:51 PM | #17 |
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Talk to 3Whiterag. I assume you are talking about the one at GM Powertrain in St Catherines?
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03-27-2008, 02:08 PM | #18 |
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just seen his sticky. ill be going there with my dad sounded like a great show last year.
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03-27-2008, 07:11 PM | #19 |
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Here I am! You can register online at www.gmpowertrain.ca It is sent directly to me at work!
There is also the Ontario Camaro Club show in St. Catharines in June which is for strickly Camaros. You can find info on that at www.ontariocamaroclub.com I have been a member of that club for 19 of its 20 years. |
03-29-2008, 03:44 PM | #20 |
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Hey fellow Canucks,
I'm 22yrs old, born and raised on a farm in good ol' Sask (please, go easy on the jokes). Graduated from University of Alberta in '07 with a degree in Mining Engineering. Currently living in Saskatoon and working at the mines in northern Sask as well as on the farm during my weeks out.....trying to make time go by as quickly as possible for the next year, and make as much cash as possible!!!! I've driven my 2000 sunfire since I graduated high school in '03 so the upgrade will be a welcome one. I'll probably still keep "old reliable" though, for winter driving and such. Kevin |
03-29-2008, 04:07 PM | #21 |
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Why would we make fun of Saskatchewan? There is nothing to make fun of, litterally. There's nothing there.
seriously though, how's the sunfire in terms of maintenance and such? I'm thinking of getting a cav from 2000 or 2001. basically the same car though, don't want a sunfire because I can't figure out what looks worse, ones with the spoiler or the ones without.
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03-29-2008, 08:49 PM | #22 | |
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Haha, yeah, true, we've got nothing........except for the 2007 Grey Cup Champs (it's a big deal here, at least let me have something ) I personally haven't had any problems with mine, although I should point out that it's not exactly high mileage, only about 130k, but I drive it pretty hard. It's the stripper version SE with a 2.2, I've basically just bought a set of tires, brakes and a battery(my bro left the lights on and it never fully recovered) in the 5 years I've had it, that's it!! The head gasket is leaking a bit but I think I've read somewhere that is common with these cars, but will still need replacing, other than that it runs solid, auto tranny stills shifts good, keeps me cool in the summer, warm in the winter, insurance is cheap here, so it hasn't really failed me yet. Won't win any races but it will get you where you're going fairly cheaply until you've got enough for the Big Dog Camaro. My fuel mileage isn't the greatest, but I'm usually going 130+ and it's revving up around 3k. It'll easily do 30mpg if you drive it right (but we're engineers so fuel mileage doesn't really matter ) Mine is black with the little spoiler in the back, i think it looks alright, but then again I am a flatlander so I may have a skewed view of the world My brother has an '01 Alero V6, that's a pretty fun car!!! albeit a little more expensive in the maintenance and tire dept but it goes like stink!!! It's been kinda funny though, a bunch of guys in my uni grad class bought new vehicles(one guy got a brand new lexus is250, another got a new mazda6) so they give me a hard time about still owning the pontiac, but the old addage 'good things come to those who wait' will definitley hold true next year Hope some of that helped you out. BTW, you get your ring yet??? |
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Regina is pretty nice, the trees do add alot, and the legislative buildings are very nice!! I've always liked Saskatoon a little more though, a little cleaner and more open in my opinion. But most of us are nice to everyone, must be a small town thing. Maybe a little too nict, I know it takes a lot for somebody to tick me off anyways.
A bunch of our grad class was fortunate enough to go to Montreal last year for "Mining GAmes", which is a competition between about 10 universities, its our way of seeing which one is the best(and yes, we won). I've been out there a few times and I like everything about Montreal.......except for their drivers, they are NUTS!!!!! Canadiens are my #1 team, I love the way they play hockey. |
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HABS all the way! Let's see how they do in the playoffs without Koivu, Streit, Boullion and Komisarek maybe. We had such a great and healthy season and now all these injuries to our top players with 3 games left! Anyway..they'll pull through! Keep the faith! My gf's bro just got accepted into mining engineering at McGill...he's pretty excited about the possibility of a work stage in Australia...not to mention the tons of cash he'll be making in just 4 short years! |
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03-30-2008, 10:52 PM | #27 |
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I disagree with the statement that drivers in Toronto are crazy. Most bad drivers in Toronto are just stupid. I've lived in the area all my life, and while some are crazy, many are just plain stupid. The distinction is important because its possible to sometimes excuse someone for being crazy, there are few excuses for stupid.
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03-31-2008, 12:13 AM | #28 | |
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A few weeks ago on a Sunday evening I was driving from Mississauga back to my place downtown near Yonge and Bloor...I saw three accidents parked on the shoulder of the 401. The first was someone who had changed lanes without checking his blind spot judging by the dent along the driverside door of the other car. The second was a guy who decided too late that he was going to take the exit and smashed into the divider between the collector and the expressway. The third accident, somone had rammed the back end of another car...I'm assuming this was a result of tailgaiting, something Toronto is notorious for and drives me absolutely crazy! I couldn't believe it...you'd never see that in Montreal. The worst is that these morons tie up traffic for hours on a daily basis! |
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